Sentence examples for without being coerced from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the defendants in such cases have typically accused the government of entrapment, arguing that their clients would never have acted without being coerced by undercover agents.

They are known as the unbundling rules because they effectively require that shareholders be allowed to separately express their views to the board without being coerced into voting for issues they would not support.

"The reality is that the financial settlement was the only means through which his family were going to be able to get on and lead their lives without being coerced by the Americans".

"The Police Department, without being coerced or having reforms thrust upon them, based on their own internal reviews got to a place where they changed some procedures and reformed some others," said Daniel S. Connolly, a city lawyer involved in the Louima case.

Participants indicated need to clearly understand the test processes and prospects, without being coerced or handled in a manner that may impair personal judgment, given that decision-making is a complex affair.

Quoting the influential cyberlibertarian John Perry Barlow, Schmidt argued that, in many ways, the internet has delivered on its promise of "a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity".

"We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity".

Overwhelmed by grief, immigrant parents struggled to answer basic questions about their reasons for coming to the U.S. during their "credible fear" interviews, and many signed forms agreeing to be deported without their children after allegedly being coerced by immigration officials, according to parents interviewed by immigration advocates.

"Yet, despite this, many children and young people are being coerced or even forced to do so without their consent".

In an asylum without walls, there is "nothing to limit the illusion of absolute liberty"; ultimate control is when people no longer feel they are being coerced.

The vulnerable Quinceys were being coerced.